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@futuremeng/vue3-wave-audio-player
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npm i @futuremeng/vue3-wave-audio-player
<template>
<div style="max-width: 250px">
<Vue3WaveAudioPlayer
:wave-width="250"
:wave-height="40"
wave-type="mirror"
src="/samples/file.mp3"
:index-self="0"
:index-sync="index"
@on-play="index = 0"
title="第一交响曲"
:wave-animation="false"
:current-time-visible="false"
:duration-time-visible="false"
/>
<!-- optional wave_options -->
<Vue3WaveAudioPlayer
:wave-width="250"
:wave-height="40"
:wave-options='{"samples":50}'
src="/samples/file.mp3"
:load-audio-onmount="false"
:index-self="1"
:index-sync="index"
@on-play="index = 1"
title="第二交响曲"
:wave-animation="false"
:current-time-visible="false"
:duration-time-visible="false"
/>
<Vue3WaveAudioPlayer
:wave-width="250"
:wave-height="40"
:wave-options='{"samples":40,"type":"steps","width":192,"height":40}'
src="/samples/file.mp3"
:index-self="2"
:index-sync="index"
@on-play="index = 2"
title="第三交响曲"
:wave-animation="false"
:current-time-visible="false"
:duration-time-visible="false"
/>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import Vue3WaveAudioPlayer from 'vue3-wave-audio-player'
export default {
name: 'App',
components: {
Vue3WaveAudioPlayer
},
data() {
return {
index: 0
}
}
}
</script>
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| src | True | audio file | Source path to audio file |
| title | False | String | Title of the player |
| wave-width | True | Integer | Width of the Waves. (Not responsive, Also remember that the buttons and the timing strings will take extra ~250px. For example, if(container === 500px) => wave-width = 500 - 250 = 250 ) |
| wave-height | True | Integer | Height of the waves (Not Responsive) |
| wave-type | False | String | Type of wave. (Not working yet) |
| wave-options | False | Object | Set settings for the waves (Not working yet) |
| load-audio-onmount | False | Boolean | Load the path and audio data on mounted |
| disable-seeking | False | Boolean | Disable time seeking |
| current-time-visible | False | Boolean | Show current time |
| duration-time-visible | False | Boolean | Show duration time |
| index-self | False | Integer | Index of the player (for multiple players) |
| index-sync | False | Integer | Index of the playing player to sync with (for multiple players) |
| disable-seeking | False | Boolean | Disable seeking |
| load-audio-onmount | False | Boolean | Load the path and audio data on mounted |
| circle | False | Boolean | Show circle button |
I have added all the events that html has in the audio tag with a "on-" prefix. Additional events:
| Name | Required | Type | Return | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tried_to_seek | False | Func | Boolean | Triggered when user try to seek time |
| on-play | False | Func | Boolean | Triggered when user click on play button |
// Example
<Vue3WaveAudioPlayer
:wave-width="250"
:wave-height="40"
src="/samples/file.mp3"
@on-error="onError"
@on-ended="customCallback" // ... many more
/>
Check MDN Doc for all the events.
please send a mail at futuremeng@gmail.com or imdarif122@mail.com or contact@arifdev.com. You can also open any issue in the GitHub page. Thanks for using this package.
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FAQs
Vue 3 Component for wave audio player
We found that @futuremeng/vue3-wave-audio-player demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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